There is a link to each artist below the photograph, if you enjoy the art, check out the artist and send them some love. Everyone could use a little encouragement and your words could make all the difference to someone who struggled a little this week.
Now, with only 11 weeks more to go in 2011, here's our top Ten...as always in no particular order!
ONE {I'm in love with shades of reds & browns with the cleaver use of the fish-eye lens}
Architecture By Roger's Wife
TWO {Love the tones & the angled ornate lines}
41/52 | architecture {msullivan photography} By MSullivan Photography msullivanphotography.net/
THREE {Love the shadowed Red Door, no two of these doors look alike, I have a big fascination with the religious red doors}
Church Door...41/52 By abk28 alikramer.blogspot.com/
FOUR {In love with the history of this shot from Rome}
Do As The Romans Do By aechempati
FIVE {Great Bokeh!}
Architecture By sstych www.facebook.com/stychphotography
SIX {Love the line pattern, keeps the eyes moving}Week 41/52 {Architecture} By karisworld
SEVEN {Love the rippled water & hazy day, just what I'd expect at a historic lighthouse}
Eastern Point Lighthouse By NellieMcS
EIGHT {Great sky with mystery architecture, Love that I can't tell exactly what this is}
Week 41-52 Architecture Puttknob Photography MCP Project 52 By Puttknob
NINE {It's not just Jenga, it's super bright rainbow Jenga! A new take on an Architecture classic, this shot is just plain FUN}
281/365 Jenga! (41/52) By PamK*
TEN {Great lines lend great shadows when the sun is just right. Beautiful timing}
41/52 Architecture - MCP Project 52 By Sheryl Salisbury
And now on to Ellenburg Photography's featured entry of the week. This is a photograph of a stained glass skylight that looks into a prayer room on the second floor of a Mobile Alabama church Built in the early 1800's.41/52 Heavenly Skylight By Ellenburg Photography
I went here to shoot the gorgeous red doors and was fortunate enough to be invited inside for a private tour. You can read about this adventure on our blog at: 41/52 Architecture Adventures - And yes, I did have to lay on the floor of a historic church for this great shot. Also, many thanks to the kind ladies at the MCP Project 52 for featuring our fun photograph this week. It was an honor to be surrounded by such an amazing top ten selection.Week 42's MCP Project 52 theme is "True Beauty" - this leaves the door wide open for our pool of creative photographers. What's beautiful to you? Flowers? Sunset? Babies? New Love? As a photographer, it's easy to find true beauty in something everyday. Today, for me, True Beauty is my new build in side by side Fridge & Freezer...
I said, "Hooray! Can we turn it on?"
"No, Not yet." :-(
Until next week, wishing you a great week filled with Family, Fun & Photography. Happy Snapping!
Daphne Ellenburg is a budding photography business owner in Southern Alabama with a supportive family and a new fancy-pants in home studio. She loves college football, big handbags, lip gloss and all things Olympus. Daphne also enjoys writing about her Photo-Adventures and her entertaining family. Catch up with her at Ellenburg Photography {Website} {Facebook} {EP Blog}{Daphne's Blog}{Join EP Project 52}
Ellenburg Photography's award winning photographer, Daphne Ellenburg, specializes in Wedding Photography and Family Portraiture. We are located just north of Mobile Alabama. We proudly serve all of Alabama, and Gulfcoast Florida, Mississippi and Louisiana. (251) 656-7601
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